Aberdeen

Perched on the cliff tops of Cruden Bay in Aberdeenshire, Slains Castle, also known as New Slains Castle, stands as a windswept and desolate structure that is said to have […]

Nestled in the wooded countryside of Aberdeenshire, Crathes Castle dates back to the 16th century and boasts a rich history, including ties to Robert the Bruce. The castle’s tower house […]

Drum Castle, one of Scotland’s oldest tower houses, dates back to the 14th century and was the home of the Irvine family for over six centuries. Located in Aberdeen, the […]

Fyvie Castle, a historic 13th-century fortress nestled in the scenic Scottish countryside of Aberdeenshire, has served as the ancestral home to five noble families. The castle’s imposing towers and robust […]

Nestled in the Aberdeen countryside, Craigievar Castle is a striking example of Scottish Baronial architecture, constructed in 1626. Its conical-roofed turrets, towers, and battlements, all painted in a soft pink […]

Pitmedden Garden, located in Aberdeen, is a meticulously designed Scottish Renaissance garden that celebrates local flora and offers a glimpse into the region’s horticultural history. Spanning 100 acres (41 hectares), […]

Nestled along the North Sea, Footdee, affectionately known as ‘Fittie’ by locals, is a small residential community that provides a glimpse into Scotland’s maritime past. This former fishing village retains […]

Duff House, a Georgian mansion dating back to 1740, stands as a testament to the architectural prowess of William Adam, a celebrated Scottish architect. Located in Aberdeen, the country manor […]

Haddo House, a Georgian-style estate built in the 1730s for William Gordon, the Earl of Aberdeen, stands as a testament to Scottish history. Located in Aberdeen, the house showcases an […]

Nestled in Aberdeen’s West End, the Gordon Highlanders Museum celebrates the legacy of an infantry unit that Sir Winston Churchill once hailed as ‘the finest regiment in the world.’ Active […]

Nestled among Victorian gardens and woodlands, the 18th-century House of Dun stands as a fine example of Georgian architecture. Originally built for David Erskine, Lord Dun, the house served as […]